Articles, stories and news relating to politics
Andy Mac On Saturday, 23rd July my best mate and I travelled to the small town of Boston in Lincolnshire. We had holidayed in its American counterpart back in [...]
Andy Mac The Oxford English Dictionary defines 'sedition' as' the encouragement of a section of people to rise up against the authority of the state and/or its leader'. In [...]
GrandPa1940 I am, by profession, an Engineer. I can look back over four decades of achievement, because I was a tiny cog in the mighty gear wheel which [...]
Andy Mac Last November, my best friend and I drove from Albufeira to Seville to spend the day in what is widely considered to be the most beautiful [...]
This week, mass email platform Mailchimp decided, without warning or explanation to end providing services to Urban Scoop, the independent media platform currently undertaking brave work exposing grooming and [...]
Editor’s note: The following article is the first chapter of a new book by Scott Winston Dragland, titled Let My People Go: Why Texas Must Regain Its Independence. It is for [...]
Andy Mac On St Patrick's Day, millions of folk throughout the English-speaking world will be rightly celebrating a little bit of Irish in them. For the overwhelming [...]
Anne Marie Waters Black Lives Matter (BLM) have the kind of support most campaigners can only dream of. The press portrays them as something akin to saints, even [...]
Andy Mac With everything happening in Ukraine at this time, it may seem a little strange to devote myself to an analysis of where British constitutional politics stands [...]
The election of Sadiq Khan to Mayor of London in 2016 was a cause for concern for much of the British public, certainly outside of the multicultural melting pot of [...]
